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पंतप्रधान मोदींनी ओदिशातील तालचेर येथे सार्वजनिक सभेला संबोधित केले

Published By : Admin | September 22, 2018 | 11:18 IST
जेव्हा भाजप सरकार सत्तेत आले तेव्हा खत कारखान्याचे काम वेगाने सुरु झाले : तालचेर येथे पंतप्रधान मोदी
मी नविनबाबुंना विनंती करतो की इथल्या लोकांच्या आरोग्यासाठी त्यांनी ओदिशाच्या स्वच्छतेला प्राधान्य द्यावे : पंतप्रधान मोदी
ओदिशामध्ये अजून खूप काही करायचे बाकी आहे, विशेषतः स्वच्छतेच्या बाबतीत
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तालचेर खत कारखान्याचे काम 36 महिन्यात पूर्ण होईल तेव्हा मी पुन्हा इथे येईन: पंतप्रधान मोदी

Addressing a public rally in Talcher, Odisha, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said that you have broken all records of previous rallies. This huge crowd portrays the sentiments of the people of Odisha.

“When BJP government came to power in the centre, the work on fertilizer plants picked up speed. I ensure you that the construction of Talcher Fertiliser Plant will be completed in 36 months & I will again come here to inaugurate it,” said PM Modi.

“I am left stunned when I think about how such fertilizer plants have been promised for years, but no actual work has taken place. You might remember, we had a PM in the country who had said that if Rupee 1 is sent from Delhi, then just 15 paisa reaches the states. Such thievery continued for years. However, our government is making sure that whatever money is allotted, all of it reaches the people,” PM Modi said.

Focusing on Swachh Bharat, Prime Minister urged Odisha Chief Minister Shri Naveen Patnaik to give priority to Centre’s Cleanliness drive. “I had urged CM Naveen Babu that Odisha will be left behind in cleanliness. But today, when I have come here, I again urge Naveen Babu to give priority to cleanliness in Odisha for the health of the people here,” says PM Modi.

The PM highlighted that the Centre is opening 5 new medical colleges in the state, he said that 5 medical Colleges are coming up in Balasore, Baripada, Lingangi, Koraput & Puri and about Rs 570 crores is being provided for medical college in Rourkela.

Emphasising on Ayushman Bharat, PM Modi said that the Prime Minister Jan Arogya Yojana is commencing tomorrow. Under this scheme, 100 million poor families of the country will be given Health Assurance of up to Rs. 5 lakhs in a year for the treatment of critical illness.

“Under Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana, there has been an increase of more than 40% in the houses built in Odisha. In the last 4 years, the approval has been given for the construction of nearly 10 lakh houses in the state under the Central Govt’s scheme,” the PM stated.

Speaking about the OBC Commission, PM Modi said that it was our government which gave constitutional status to OBC Commission. Now the responsibilities of OBC Commission have the same rights as well.

While addressing the huge gathering, Prime Minister Modi talked about Triple Talaq too, he asserted that three days ago, the central govt took a decision that was needed since decades. The decision was on Triple Talaq. No one was ready to even talk about it due to the fear of losing votes. Now, it has been declared illegal.

 

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